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Lions Focusing On Keeping Stafford Upright, Bringing Peterson Down
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Lions Focusing On Keeping Stafford Upright, Bringing Peterson Down
Minnesota Vikings defensive end Everson Griffen was back on the field Thursday for practice, following a sudden illness that kept him out of the previous game.
It appeared to some as if wide receiver Lance Moore's career had taken a few steps down since being released by the New Orleans Saints, and it certainly seemed that way.
Detroit Lions running back Theo Riddick has made the most of an opportunity.
The Detroit Lions officially put running back Zach Zenner on injured reserve Tuesday.
"I think this will be a good opportunity for a lot of kids - probably keep them out of trouble. It's sweet," says 12-year-old Kamari Smith.
She seems to be directly addressing the rumors that Stafford's teammates have lost respect for him.
The Detroit Lions have to still be on a high cloud after getting their first victory of the season, but it's time to focus on the next opponent and that's the Minnesota Vikings.
On Monday, Caldwell seemed intent on moving on from this victory as quickly as the Lions (1-5) have tried to move on from their defeats.
Langford was more than happy to address Jim Harbaugh, Michigan fans, Mark Dantonio and of course his hatred for the Maize and Blue.
The Detroit Lions did not want to be the only team in the NFL without a win anymore, and last-minute heroics by Calvin Johnson and Matthew Stafford appeared to have them on the way.
Friends connected on Facebook with support some saying that the Lions' organization needs to apologize
Matthew Stafford bounced back from getting benched for the first time and led the Detroit Lions to a desperately needed victory.
Here are a few things to watch when Chicago takes on Detroit at Ford Field on Sunday. .
The Detroit Lions are looking to do whatever it takes to win their first game of the season, but they're going to have to do it without three key players. DeAndre Levy is out for the game with the Chicago Bears, but it looks like it could be much longer.
Chicago Bears tight end Martellus Bennett is questionable for Sunday's game at Detroit because of a quad injury.
A new computer lab and learning center that's backed by Detroit Lions coach Jim Caldwell's foundation is opening in the city.
The NFL also has reassigned Greg Wilson, the back judge who missed an end-zone penalty in the final moments of Detroit's loss at Seattle the previous Monday night.
The first Democratic presidential debate, the implosion of the Detroit Lions, The FBI looking at Gov. Snyder's EAA and DPS and issues revolving around Flint's lead tainted water are discussed by this week's roundtable.
The big talk with the Detroit Lions this week is that of quarterback Matthew Stafford who was benched during last week's loss to Arizona Cardinals, but the waters appear to have calmed. Well, all except for Michael Bennett who thinks Stafford is one of those that killed JFK.
Could a Penn State 1-2 punch fix the Lions offense?
In the 1:10 minute video, Cole states that there were "several" Detroit Lions' players concerned about the connection between the team and coach Cadlwell.
After starting the season with a three-game losing skid, the Chicago Bears found themselves searching for an identity.
The Chicago Bears aren't nearly in the same type of desperation mode that the Detroit Lions are in, but they're pretty close. The Bears haven't looked good so far this season, but after a big victory over the Kansas City Chiefs on the road, things are picking up.
The Lions were in disarray during their 42-17 loss Sunday. Fans booed, and they headed for the exits early. Quarterback Matthew Stafford was benched in the third quarter.
